In addition, Matucheski said about 100 absentee ballots have already been cast prior to the polls opening this morning.

Matucheski predicted an overall turnout in the neighborhood of 25 to 30 percent. Antigo has 5,029 registered voters.

Voting was also reported as brisk in the village of White Lake, where there are races for two White Lake school board positions along with a $250,000 spending referendum district officials said is vital to maintain current programs.

In White Lake, Kim Jaskolski said the polling activity was active and steady during the morning hours.

In the village of Mattoon, located in Shawano County, the ballot is full, including races for village trustee, county supervisor, and the Antigo school board.

Clerk Ashley Johnson said voting was slow this morning, but it typically increases later in the day.

Polls across the region remain open until 8 p.m.

NEW SETUP—City of Antigo voters are being welcomed by a new setup in the fire department bays for the spring election today. Voting was reportedly brisk this morning, with decisions being made for four positions on the Antigo school board, one city council seat and a mix of County Board positions. Polls remain open until 8 p.m.